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Former Miami Dolphins safety Yeremiah Bell, the longest tenured Dolphin before being released this offseason, is being embraced by the team he once hated. Bell, who led the Dolphins in tackles for four straight years, will sign a contract with the New York Jets, according to a source. He'll be joining the team that also has former Dolphins coach Tony Sparano. Bell reportedly signed a one-year deal worth $1.4 million, including a $200,000 signing bonus and a $100,000 workout bonus. His $1.1 million base salary is fully guaranteed. Bell worked out for the Jets, Philadelphia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs and Tennessee Titans, and his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, predicted he'd have a deal...

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Former Miami Dolphins safety Yeremiah Bell, the longest tenured Dolphin before being released this offseason, is being embraced by the team he once hated.
Bell, who led the Dolphins in tackles for four straight years, will sign a contract with the New...